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The happy garden (1912)

Ansell, Mary · London, New York [etc.] Cassell & co., ltd. · leaf 210

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blind longingto say : / am that I am not. Why then admithim to the garden ? . . . It is for all and sundry,and the uneducated and illiterate are flattered whenI point to the tree, and say: There is thePhilosophers Seat. There are fish in the lake by way of makingit convincing. The water is quite as… … Nature sets all her childrento live fcjy devour-^■vTifS one another. ^i72es Thomson. IX An Alarming Interlude Whether it is that flowers are not enough—asthey certainly are not—or whether it is that thereis an instinct left in us traceable back to thepatriarch Noah, who so loved the beasts that…

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